For many U.S. students, study abroad costs can be comparable to those of your home university, thanks to scholarships, student loans and other types of financial aid.

Preparing to study abroad involves many critical steps: selecting the right program, completing the application process, attending orientation meetings, creating a packing list and, most importantly, ...

An entire semester abroad costs between $7,000 and $15,000 on average. Here are the major study abroad costs to consider – and tips on how to save on your overseas education adventure.

Study Abroad Options & International Programs Exchange Programs Studying abroad for a semester or full academic year is an excellent way to immerse yourself in another culture, learn different ...

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Frequently Asked Questions Jenna Zamaities - Lyon, France - USAC study abroad Below are common study abroad related questions students and parents ask. If you can't find the answer to your question, ...

Wondering where you should study abroad? Check out 10 of the best places to study abroad, plus statistics and fun facts.

Poor planning and research can lead to problems and an unenjoyable study abroad experience, experts say.

Study Abroad Housing Policy You are bound by the housing policies set by your study abroad program. Northwestern strongly discourages students from making their own housing arrangements when housing ...

The Center for Global Programs and Services hosts its annual Study Abroad Storytelling Contest every spring. This year's storytelling contest is now open! All current UD undergraduate students who ...

Study abroad programs are letting U.S. students travel again. But it’s not without challenges. Experts say there are precautions families can take for their students going overseas.

Studying abroad isn’t a common experience for most U.S. college students. In fact, only 1% of students manage to study abroad.